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68問 • 1年前
  • Kyla Rafols
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    問題一覧

  • 1

    Small in scale

    Projects

  • 2

    Focused on achieving very specific outcome in one component of the CBR matrix

    Projects

  • 3

    Short term with set start-point and end point

    Projects

  • 4

    If the government support is limited, it can be started by a local community groups and nongovernmental organization

    Projects

  • 5

    Large in scale

    Programmes

  • 6

    More complex

    Programmes

  • 7

    Usually long term with no set completion dates

    Programmes

  • 8

    The successful project may be expanded to the program level

    Programmes

  • 9

    The declaration of ________ conference in _____ was the first international declaration advocating primary health care as the main strategy for achieving the WHO’s goal of “health for all”

    Alma-Ata, 1978

  • 10

    Early programmes of CBR were mainly focused on physiotherapy, assistive devices and medical or surgical intervention. Some also introduced education activities and livelihood opportunities through walk in rehabilitation services

    First statement is true, second is false

  • 11

    In 1998, WHO published the manual training in the community for PWDs to provide guidance and support for CBR programmes and stakeholders. In addition, Disabled village children: A guide for community health workers and families made a significant contributuon in developing CBR programmes, especially in high-income countries

    Both statements are false

  • 12

    ILO

    International Labor Organization

  • 13

    UNESCO

    United nations educational, scientific and cultural organization

  • 14

    Joint paper of WHO-ILO-UNESCO

    1994

  • 15

    CBR defined as a strategy within community development for the rehabilitation, equalization of opportunities and social integration of all PWDs

    1994

  • 16

    Partnership with UN organizations for international consultatiob in Helsinki, Finland to review how to use CBR to promote the rights of PWDs

    2003

  • 17

    Poverty is a key determinant and outcome of disability

    True

  • 18

    CBR defined as a strategy within general community development for the rehabilitation, equalization of opportunities, poverty reduction and social inclusion if all PWDs

    2004

  • 19

    The primary objective of CBR is the improvement of the quality of life of PWD/marginalized persons

    True

  • 20

    DOH workshop on CBRP which made recommendations to to develop Philippine model of WHO’s CBRP initiative

    1990

  • 21

    CBRP expansion was gradually phased towards nationwide implementation

    1998

  • 22

    CBRPs under the auspices of DOH had been implemented in 32 out of 76 provinces

    1998

  • 23

    Most successful CBRSP in Philippines

    Alimodian, Iloilo

  • 24

    Alimodian experience is being replicated in 26 other sites in the country

    2000

  • 25

    Group of people with common interest who interact with each other on a regular basis

    community

  • 26

    Geographical, social or government administrative unit

    community

  • 27

    Causes of disability in the Philippines

    Malnutrition, Unsanitary living conditions, Lack or no prenatal check up during pregnancy, Inaccessibility of hospitals and rehab clinics

  • 28

    Provides for the rehabilitation, self-development and self-reliance of disabled persons and their integration into the mainstream of society

    RA #7277

  • 29

    Encouraging the implementation of CBR for PWDs

    EO #437

  • 30

    Key principles relating to CBR

    Equality, Social justice, Solidarity, Integration, Dignity

  • 31

    Select true statement

    CBR is not outreach from a center, CBR is not an approach that only focuses on the physical or medical needs of a person or delivering care to disabled people as passive recipients

  • 32

    According to Magallona, CBR’s ultimate goal is

    EMPOWERMENT

  • 33

    Thinks in absolutes

    not empowered

  • 34

    Think relatively

    empowered

  • 35

    Directed by others

    not empowered

  • 36

    Confronts

    empowered

  • 37

    Defeated by mistakes

    not empowered

  • 38

    Overwhelmed by feelings

    not empowered

  • 39

    Uses feelings

    empowered

  • 40

    Reactive

    not empowered

  • 41

    Proactive

    empowered

  • 42

    Assertive

    empowered

  • 43

    Training of CBR workers

    Manpower development

  • 44

    Extra willing hands are needed to help in the empowerment process of PWDs

    Manpower development

  • 45

    To maximize their contribution to the development of the community, they themselves need to develop their potentials

    Manpower development

  • 46

    At this level, the PWD, a family member and a CBR worker are trained on how to plan, implement and evaluate certain rehabilitation procedures

    Home-level care

  • 47

    All types of disability/all age groups in the community

    Target

  • 48

    As community develops, the program with a lead agency or by its very own people’s organization, develops

    Community participation/development

  • 49

    Utilize its human and material resources for the good of its people including PWDs

    Maximization and building up on community’s resources

  • 50

    Local, national and international

    Networking

  • 51

    The awareness it creates among the PWDs as they get empowered, produces enormous energy that would luke to explire not just its owb community and the country but the rest of the world as well

    Networking

  • 52

    It opens all the other aspects in the life of any human person

    Interagency collaboration

  • 53

    It would require all secroes and multi-agency collaboration to make a “quality of life” reality

    Interagency collaboration

  • 54

    Every PWD belongs to a family and community. There is no way for them to develop except by going back to where they belong

    Mainstreaming

  • 55

    Creating families and communities for them like giving them foster families would allow them to experience how it is to beling

    Mainstreaming

  • 56

    Learning to ask question, to explore possibilites, to discover new things and find new ways of doing things can make a change, a sense of doing rhe right thing at the right time

    Research

  • 57

    The PWD’s safety is the primary concern; all the rest is secondary

    False

  • 58

    Building up on community’s resources must be maximized in all aspects of the program

    False

  • 59

    CBR is beyond medical rehabilitation

    True

  • 60

    Disability is not solely a health issue. It is a developmental issue

    Both statements are true

  • 61

    All measures must contribute to the development of a disability movement in the community

    True

  • 62

    Members of CBR except

    None of the above

  • 63

    Physiotherapy role is to provide direct care

    True

  • 64

    A role of physiotherapy is to investigate CBR services

    True

  • 65

    Supports CBR stakeholders around the world to conduct CBR programmes, create common understanding and approach for CBR around the world

    CBR guidelines

  • 66

    The guideline is highly influenced by the Convention on the Rights of PWDs (CPRD)

    True

  • 67

    Objective of guidelines is to promote CBR as a strategy for community-based inclusive development to assist in the networking of disability in development initiatives, and in particular, to increase poverty

    False

  • 68

    Rationale or justification of PH CBR

    Health situation of the disabled, Global and national bases

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    ROM

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    ROM

    ROM

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    Endocrinology

    Endocrinology

    Kyla Rafols · 54問 · 2年前

    Endocrinology

    Endocrinology

    54問 • 2年前
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    IPC, Tilt table, Traction

    IPC, Tilt table, Traction

    Kyla Rafols · 5問 · 2年前

    IPC, Tilt table, Traction

    IPC, Tilt table, Traction

    5問 • 2年前
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    OrgAd

    OrgAd

    Kyla Rafols · 88問 · 1年前

    OrgAd

    OrgAd

    88問 • 1年前
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    org2

    org2

    Kyla Rafols · 10問 · 1年前

    org2

    org2

    10問 • 1年前
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    History and Physical Exam

    History and Physical Exam

    Kyla Rafols · 7問 · 1年前

    History and Physical Exam

    History and Physical Exam

    7問 • 1年前
    Kyla Rafols

    2 OrgAd

    2 OrgAd

    Kyla Rafols · 100問 · 1年前

    2 OrgAd

    2 OrgAd

    100問 • 1年前
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    2 OrgAd 2

    2 OrgAd 2

    Kyla Rafols · 6問 · 1年前

    2 OrgAd 2

    2 OrgAd 2

    6問 • 1年前
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    Thorax

    Thorax

    Kyla Rafols · 100問 · 1年前

    Thorax

    Thorax

    100問 • 1年前
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    Thorax 2

    Thorax 2

    Kyla Rafols · 72問 · 1年前

    Thorax 2

    Thorax 2

    72問 • 1年前
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    Pecs

    Pecs

    Kyla Rafols · 56問 · 1年前

    Pecs

    Pecs

    56問 • 1年前
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    Arm

    Arm

    Kyla Rafols · 100問 · 1年前

    Arm

    Arm

    100問 • 1年前
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    Arm 2

    Arm 2

    Kyla Rafols · 20問 · 1年前

    Arm 2

    Arm 2

    20問 • 1年前
    Kyla Rafols

    FOREARM

    FOREARM

    Kyla Rafols · 83問 · 1年前

    FOREARM

    FOREARM

    83問 • 1年前
    Kyla Rafols

    WRIST AND HAND

    WRIST AND HAND

    Kyla Rafols · 98問 · 1年前

    WRIST AND HAND

    WRIST AND HAND

    98問 • 1年前
    Kyla Rafols

    WH joints

    WH joints

    Kyla Rafols · 13問 · 1年前

    WH joints

    WH joints

    13問 • 1年前
    Kyla Rafols

    ENTREP

    ENTREP

    Kyla Rafols · 49問 · 1年前

    ENTREP

    ENTREP

    49問 • 1年前
    Kyla Rafols

    kapoya org ad

    kapoya org ad

    Kyla Rafols · 43問 · 1年前

    kapoya org ad

    kapoya org ad

    43問 • 1年前
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    OrgAd Space Planning

    OrgAd Space Planning

    Kyla Rafols · 93問 · 1年前

    OrgAd Space Planning

    OrgAd Space Planning

    93問 • 1年前
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    Fiscal management

    Fiscal management

    Kyla Rafols · 41問 · 1年前

    Fiscal management

    Fiscal management

    41問 • 1年前
    Kyla Rafols

    問題一覧

  • 1

    Small in scale

    Projects

  • 2

    Focused on achieving very specific outcome in one component of the CBR matrix

    Projects

  • 3

    Short term with set start-point and end point

    Projects

  • 4

    If the government support is limited, it can be started by a local community groups and nongovernmental organization

    Projects

  • 5

    Large in scale

    Programmes

  • 6

    More complex

    Programmes

  • 7

    Usually long term with no set completion dates

    Programmes

  • 8

    The successful project may be expanded to the program level

    Programmes

  • 9

    The declaration of ________ conference in _____ was the first international declaration advocating primary health care as the main strategy for achieving the WHO’s goal of “health for all”

    Alma-Ata, 1978

  • 10

    Early programmes of CBR were mainly focused on physiotherapy, assistive devices and medical or surgical intervention. Some also introduced education activities and livelihood opportunities through walk in rehabilitation services

    First statement is true, second is false

  • 11

    In 1998, WHO published the manual training in the community for PWDs to provide guidance and support for CBR programmes and stakeholders. In addition, Disabled village children: A guide for community health workers and families made a significant contributuon in developing CBR programmes, especially in high-income countries

    Both statements are false

  • 12

    ILO

    International Labor Organization

  • 13

    UNESCO

    United nations educational, scientific and cultural organization

  • 14

    Joint paper of WHO-ILO-UNESCO

    1994

  • 15

    CBR defined as a strategy within community development for the rehabilitation, equalization of opportunities and social integration of all PWDs

    1994

  • 16

    Partnership with UN organizations for international consultatiob in Helsinki, Finland to review how to use CBR to promote the rights of PWDs

    2003

  • 17

    Poverty is a key determinant and outcome of disability

    True

  • 18

    CBR defined as a strategy within general community development for the rehabilitation, equalization of opportunities, poverty reduction and social inclusion if all PWDs

    2004

  • 19

    The primary objective of CBR is the improvement of the quality of life of PWD/marginalized persons

    True

  • 20

    DOH workshop on CBRP which made recommendations to to develop Philippine model of WHO’s CBRP initiative

    1990

  • 21

    CBRP expansion was gradually phased towards nationwide implementation

    1998

  • 22

    CBRPs under the auspices of DOH had been implemented in 32 out of 76 provinces

    1998

  • 23

    Most successful CBRSP in Philippines

    Alimodian, Iloilo

  • 24

    Alimodian experience is being replicated in 26 other sites in the country

    2000

  • 25

    Group of people with common interest who interact with each other on a regular basis

    community

  • 26

    Geographical, social or government administrative unit

    community

  • 27

    Causes of disability in the Philippines

    Malnutrition, Unsanitary living conditions, Lack or no prenatal check up during pregnancy, Inaccessibility of hospitals and rehab clinics

  • 28

    Provides for the rehabilitation, self-development and self-reliance of disabled persons and their integration into the mainstream of society

    RA #7277

  • 29

    Encouraging the implementation of CBR for PWDs

    EO #437

  • 30

    Key principles relating to CBR

    Equality, Social justice, Solidarity, Integration, Dignity

  • 31

    Select true statement

    CBR is not outreach from a center, CBR is not an approach that only focuses on the physical or medical needs of a person or delivering care to disabled people as passive recipients

  • 32

    According to Magallona, CBR’s ultimate goal is

    EMPOWERMENT

  • 33

    Thinks in absolutes

    not empowered

  • 34

    Think relatively

    empowered

  • 35

    Directed by others

    not empowered

  • 36

    Confronts

    empowered

  • 37

    Defeated by mistakes

    not empowered

  • 38

    Overwhelmed by feelings

    not empowered

  • 39

    Uses feelings

    empowered

  • 40

    Reactive

    not empowered

  • 41

    Proactive

    empowered

  • 42

    Assertive

    empowered

  • 43

    Training of CBR workers

    Manpower development

  • 44

    Extra willing hands are needed to help in the empowerment process of PWDs

    Manpower development

  • 45

    To maximize their contribution to the development of the community, they themselves need to develop their potentials

    Manpower development

  • 46

    At this level, the PWD, a family member and a CBR worker are trained on how to plan, implement and evaluate certain rehabilitation procedures

    Home-level care

  • 47

    All types of disability/all age groups in the community

    Target

  • 48

    As community develops, the program with a lead agency or by its very own people’s organization, develops

    Community participation/development

  • 49

    Utilize its human and material resources for the good of its people including PWDs

    Maximization and building up on community’s resources

  • 50

    Local, national and international

    Networking

  • 51

    The awareness it creates among the PWDs as they get empowered, produces enormous energy that would luke to explire not just its owb community and the country but the rest of the world as well

    Networking

  • 52

    It opens all the other aspects in the life of any human person

    Interagency collaboration

  • 53

    It would require all secroes and multi-agency collaboration to make a “quality of life” reality

    Interagency collaboration

  • 54

    Every PWD belongs to a family and community. There is no way for them to develop except by going back to where they belong

    Mainstreaming

  • 55

    Creating families and communities for them like giving them foster families would allow them to experience how it is to beling

    Mainstreaming

  • 56

    Learning to ask question, to explore possibilites, to discover new things and find new ways of doing things can make a change, a sense of doing rhe right thing at the right time

    Research

  • 57

    The PWD’s safety is the primary concern; all the rest is secondary

    False

  • 58

    Building up on community’s resources must be maximized in all aspects of the program

    False

  • 59

    CBR is beyond medical rehabilitation

    True

  • 60

    Disability is not solely a health issue. It is a developmental issue

    Both statements are true

  • 61

    All measures must contribute to the development of a disability movement in the community

    True

  • 62

    Members of CBR except

    None of the above

  • 63

    Physiotherapy role is to provide direct care

    True

  • 64

    A role of physiotherapy is to investigate CBR services

    True

  • 65

    Supports CBR stakeholders around the world to conduct CBR programmes, create common understanding and approach for CBR around the world

    CBR guidelines

  • 66

    The guideline is highly influenced by the Convention on the Rights of PWDs (CPRD)

    True

  • 67

    Objective of guidelines is to promote CBR as a strategy for community-based inclusive development to assist in the networking of disability in development initiatives, and in particular, to increase poverty

    False

  • 68

    Rationale or justification of PH CBR

    Health situation of the disabled, Global and national bases